Roopville Community Postal Visits and Local News
Roopville residents and nearby families share a Friday and weekend round of visits. Mrs W I Lyle receives her daughter while Miss Fannie Smith visits her brother and wife. Mrs Hall remains ill. Local business trips to Heard County and Roopville are noted among residents, with several nine porkers killed recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
W. I. Lyle
Fannie Smith
Mrs. H. Smith
Jewel Walker
Dowelly
TL UM
Axsie Caldwell
Thh
Wall
Mingsea Bessin
Lona Hall Apent
Homer Hall
Will Towna
F. Roop
J. S. Walker
G. W. Williamson
Clark Smith
Deaths and weddings in Carrollton church notes 1922
In a December 18 1922 letter from Carrollton near the river, the author mourns the deaths of Tatum Bro and Kydle and offers prayers for the bereaved. The note also reports the December 10 1922 marriage of Solon Brown and Lizzie Barnes, and mentions local friends visiting after moving back home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren Breas
Tatum
Bro
Kydle
R. P. Tatum
Solon Brown
Lizzie Barnes
Quist
Powell's Chapel Christmas News and Visitors
Regular preaching at Powell's Chapel was rained out. Rev. A. T. Silvey is returned for another year. Miss Ruby Newell hosted by Miss Mabel Wallace. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Payne and family visited the Tatters parents. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Harper joined Mr. and Mrs. Allen Edge for Sunday. Ruth and Eva Nell Gardner visiting grandparents Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Tyson. Elbert Boyd and wife visited R. A. Boyd. Willie Tyson and wife welcomed a baby girl born December Vth. W. W. Wallace and daughters visited Mr. W. E. Moore in Concord's Williams farm. Mabel Wallace guest of Ruby Newell. Newbourn Moore and family moved from Douglas County. Christmas greetings to Free Press readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. TE. Silvey
Ruby Newell
Mabel Wallace
Homer Payne
Tatter
Randay
Walter Harper
Allen Edge
Ruth
Eva Nell Gardner
W. J. Tyson
Elbert Boyd
R. A. Boyd
Willie T. Tyson
Fae
Vth
We. W. Wallace
Mixes Fimn
Lela Nell
W. E. Moore
Concord
T. A. Williams
Defined Professor in an Engineering Note
A fragmentary item presents a student jest about a dry doctor and a physician who refuses to issue prescriptions. The line is attributed to a dry goods journalist, capturing a niche humor moment in an engineering context.
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Weems O. Baskin
Merriest of
W. L. Folds
Jake’s
Georgia
Carrollton Marble Works
Carrollton, GA
Roopville
Route
Mr. Aml Mes
J. RB. Verrin
Heard County
Carrollton, RZ
J, WB
Powell
Jackson’s
M. W. Lovvorn Shoe Shop
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